Field day excursion to Eskers and sand plains May 16
Science Department Ge ologic Work organizes a Saturday field trip to Eskers and sand plains in Tewksbury Centre and Pine Woods, with a barge at electric square by 8:30 am and return via Andover road. Round trip costs twenty five cents and lunch may be needed. Prompt departure advised. rain postpones. Treasurer available Mondays in May 2 to p.m. Membership fees due by July 1.
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Eskers
Sand Plains
Electric Square
Pine Woods
Tewksbury Centre
Andover Road
Judge Tuthill on wives杀 rights and equal law debate
A compilation of remarks and editorials on liberalizing views toward women in law and society. It cites Judge Tuthill asserting a wife may defend against a husband by killing, contrasts with other rulings on divorce and residence, and notes gendered debates in colleges and federations. It surveys attitudes on gender, race, and regional ideas in late 19th century America.
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Tuthill
Chicago
Ida Husted Harper
California
New York
Federation Elects Officers at Los Angeles Biennial
At the General Federation Biennial in Los Angeles Mrs. Dimies T. S. Denison of New York was elected president over Mrs. Sarah Platt-Decker of Denver by 667 to 258. Denison, first chosen in 1899, has led civil service reform efforts and presided at the reform session. Middlesex Women’s Club representatives also noted for finance and organization work, aiming to elevate the club’s state standing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Middlesex Women’s Club of
Lowell
Miss Whittier
Ida B. Adams
Massachusetts
Middlesex Women’s Club
State
Rogers Hall
Moulton
Chicago
Municipal Art League of New York
Remarkable Growth of Middlesex Women's Club Movement
The Middlesex Women's club annual meeting report shows rapid growth and growing influence since 1894. It details membership, waiting lists, and yearly expansions, noting 522 current members, 34 deaths, 47 moving away, and 38 nonmembers. the evolution of yearbooks, tickets, and outreach to clergy and other institutions.
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Henry J. Fay
Middlesex Women’s Club
Mechanics Hall
Preservation push for Lowell shade trees sparks city ordinance
The Middlesex Women's Club Tree Committee leads a drive to protect urban shade trees. A new Lowell ordinance requires a public hearing before removing any city trees and urges residents to guard unprotected trees, report damage, and follow posted statutes. The circular cites Massachusetts laws on defacing trees, riding animals, posting placards, and tree protection.
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The
Middlesex Women’s Club
Middlesex Women's Club
Court House
City Hall
Bridge
East Merrimack Streets
Massachusetts
Lowell Shade Tree Removal Ordinance Summary
A 1901 Lowell ordinance outlines a process for petitioning removal of shade trees. It requires a posted seven day notice on the tree, a public hearing by the committee on shade trees, and authorizes emergency removal only if public safety demands. Violations carry a fine up to twenty dollars and older ordinances are repealed.
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City of
Lowell
Lowel
Committee On
James G. Hill
Board of Aldermen
Ladies' Aid to Hold Last Meeting of Season
The Lowell General Hospital Ladies' Aid association will hold its last meeting of the season on Tuesday May 13 at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs W H White 250 Nesmith street A large attendance is desired and members should bring in all work taken home
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Lowell General Hospital
Fashion notes on hats and accessories for summer styles
A vintage style summary notes smart hat models in black trim with ruched crowns and velvet bows. Striped ribbons, raffia textures, and emblems of games appear on hats belts and ties. Accessories include maline rosettes and pussy whisker bows with white embroidered belts collars and cuffs for the season.
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Women’s Club Bulletin
Butler College
Indiana
South
Georgia
Pacific Coast
Council of the National Federation
Federation
Dimies
T. S. Denison
W Assurance Society
Equitable Li
Waich
Florence E. Smaart
Equitable Building
Boston
Mary C. Hall
Hildreth Building
Merrimack Street
Opp. Central
Orricé
A. G. Pollard & CO
New England
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
Hospital Aid
Frills
Ecoesont
Burbank & Co
Pawtucket
Lowell Rubber CO
Central St
Oldsmobile
Gasolene
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Columbus Ave
Prescott Street
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